Analyses of post-mortem brain samples shows that pathological changes are limited to arteries and regions adjacent to arteries. The severity of pathological changes at post-mortem has precluded ...

Frontotemporal dementia is a form of dementia that affects the frontal and temporal brain regions and causes changes in behavior and language. Share on Pinterest Pathological lies often differ ...

Objectives A continuum of pathological ultrasound patellar tendon changes from normal tendons, followed by diffuse and then focal change in echogenicity has been proposed. The anteroposterior (AP) ...

It is remarkable that cortical microstructural changes are earlier and more sensitive to AD-related pathological processes and memory decline than changes in cortical thickness, which are ...

Estrogen deficiency leads to uncontrolled expression of RANKL, which can trigger pathological changes in the bones. The most important female sex hormone, oestrogen, plays a crucial role in the ...

It is remarkable that cortical microstructural changes are earlier and more sensitive to AD-related pathological processes and memory decline than changes in cortical thickness, which are ...

Research in Alzheimer's disease is focused mainly on younger old persons, whereas studies involving very old persons report attenuated relationships between the pathological features of Alzheimer ...

Two studies indicate that some of the pathologic changes associated with Alzheimer's disease (AD) in older individuals are not apparent in young people who carry the apolipoprotein (APOE ...